here2learnRN

Thank you for taking time to respond. I do appreciate your answer.

A job position says it is flexi and rotating shift. Does this just mean PRN? Also, does rotating shift mean only 12 hour shifts available? This is with a sentara hospital. Please let me know if you worked with Sentara and had a flexi/rotating job :) Best wishes

Hey There! did you end up doing the SNAP program with Novant? I have an interview with them this Thursday and am wondering the same questions you had long ago. Thanks!

My goal would be to work every other week or every weekend while in NP school

I appreciate both responses and I see where you both are coming from. Is it silly to go through both programs (RN, and MSN in FNP). and after finishing both, to start working as an RN first, then working as an FNP? My thing is that I know I will not go back to school if I leave, due to starting a family and all. My goal has always been to finish all schooling at once, then work while starting a family.

Hi all! I am praying that some of you have heard of or have taken NP programs (specially in VA) that do not require RN experience to be accepted? If you know of any online programs as well, that will be appreciated too. I know most online programs whoever do require travel to their main campus and for that reason, I would prefer a VA program. Thank you all for your time! Also, I have looked at other feeds about this topic, however none specific to VA or none within the last 2 years.